...I made the bunny Saturday night. (I lead a very exciting life...don't be jealous.) They only take me a couple hours to crochet and put together. I didn't want to use any of my other more recognizable "toys" and I sure didn't want to go out and buy some plastic piece of crap to photograph. I make these for my nephew and he loves them. He has a pile of them and I have tons of yarn, so it works out for both of us. Win win.
I probably won't be giving him this bunny seeing that it needs to hit rehab first. We'll see what happens after that.
[Jan. 1st, 2013 12:55:37 PM]
I am not a shadow killer. Shadows are my friends.
After...I honestly thought this would do better, not that 6+ is bad, especially for me! : D
Thanks for the comments everyone!
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that is a lovely bunny, not only better than plastic crap, but better than bought bunnies AND a lot of home growns too. and by golly you can make their ears as long as you want, and you did.
This has a lot of character! I like the natural tones and the wild hairs throughout. It’s an interesting and uncommon toy for sure, which works well to add a little impact. Good angles, nice detail and the lighting is superb! Good luck in the challenge.
cute bunny, but the premise would be more convincing with an empty bottle nearby. Some light bounced into the left side would have helped to kill those shadows and illuminate bunny.
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